C / CH

Letter C/CH: Displaying 1581 - 1600 of 5731

centlacuitlanahuatectliquhauitl.

Orthographic Variants:

centlacuitlanauatectliquauitl, centlacuitlanauatectliquahuitl

a tree or something similar that is one yard thick

centlacxitamachihualoni.

the foot, the footprint, a measurement

Víctor M. Castillo F., "Unidades nahuas de medida," Estudios de Cultura Náhuatl 10 (1972), 195–223, see page 209, fig. 5, and page 221.

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centlacxitl.

sentɬɑkʃitɬ

a step (see Molina); also a measurement, a pace

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cēntlahuāqui.

for all the flora to dry up and die due to drought or cold.

A. muere toda cosa retoñada en la tierra porque hace sol y se acaba el agua. “En Zacatecas todo se ceca en mayo porque hace mucho calor y no llueve mucho. B. se seca todo.

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centlahuipantli.

sentɬɑwiːpɑːntɬi

Orthographic Variants:

centlauipantli

a bunch of garlic, or onions, or a string of chile peppers, or of beads (see Molina)

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centlaixtlapantli.

sentɬɑiːʃtɬɑpɑːntɬi

half of something split or sawn through (see Molina)

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centlaixtli.

sentɬɑiːʃtɬi

something simple, or a page of a book (see Molina)

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centlalcahuia.

sentɬɑːlkɑːwiɑ

Orthographic Variants:

centlalcauia

to separate oneself totally from something; or, to desert something forever

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centlalia noyollo.

to get involved in something (see Molina)

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centlalia.

sentɬɑːliɑː

to put in order; put together; gather; assemble; to congregate (as in concentrate dispersed settlements after an epidemic, to have more compact communities); to stay put (in the reflexive)

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centlalilli.

sentɬɑːliːlli

a pile of ears of corn (maize) (see Molina)

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cēntlāloā.

1. to spill seeds on the ground. 2. to pour seeds on or into s.t. and spread them out in order to dry them or remove waste material. 3. for fruit to fall from the branch to the ground.

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